In the end, the Vermilion Bird only felt that his body was pressed down by a heavy object. Then, a large amount of sand entered his mouth and nose. His breathing became difficult, and he fell unconscious in a few dozen seconds.
After more than half an hour, the storm slowly stopped. Under a pile of sand, there was a sound, followed by some wriggling on the surface. Finally, a person directly drilled out of the sand.
His face was covered in sand, and he looked as pathetic as he could possibly be.
However, he did not have time to tidy himself up. Instead, he quickly dug the Vermilion Bird out of the sand.
Yes, he had to dig because the Vermilion Bird was right below him.
Although Li Tian managed to pin the Vermilion Bird under him in time to prevent a large amount of sand from entering her mouth (you can imagine how he did it), he had been buried for so long that it was likely that she would suffocate. Li Tian had almost died.
